This glorious collection is a bit stylistically different from the others, channeling the baritone Landsknecht experience. Still one of the best.

In truth, I am not even sure that this one comes from the same collection as the other four, but it is definitely worth preserving and this one in particular has been the victim of YouTube banning for the longest time... for some reason.

As long as I started reuploading these here so they're not lost, might as well get the rest. This was one of my favourites.

YouTube also picked up a penchant for banning this one, so here you are.

YouTube decided to ban this and whoever uploaded it, and I don't see it anywhere on the interwebs, so I hereby preserve it here!

The world's first complete English translation of the Spanish crusade film, Raza. The teachings of National Catholicism have never been heard in the English-speaking world, and it's time for that to change. At the time of this upload, it is either 1 April or 2 April, depending on your locale. It is an auspicious occasion, for in the latter case it is Good Friday, the day that our LORD was crucified, paying for the sins of Mankind with His Precious Blood. It is also (in the former case) the day that the National Crusade was declared victorious, on this day 82 years ago; and furthermore the day of the victory parade in Madrid, also 82 years ago.

Performance by the Jersey Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Additional information here: http://www.jersey-gilbert-and-sullivan-society.org/1980-1989.html#Gondoliers-1986
The Gondoliers online libretto here: https://gsarchive.net/gondoliers/web_opera/operhome.html
Audio restoration by myself.

Tracks:
Janet Greene - The Hunter and the Bear (00:00)
Sammy Cahn & Paul Weston - Civil Defense March (Heads Up, America) (02:33)
Red River Dave - Trial of Francis Powers (05:03)
Janet Greene - Commie Lies (07:40)
Bradley Kincaid - Brush The Dust From That Old Bible (09:45)
Jack Holden & Frances Kay - The Fiery Bear (12:19)
Warren Smith - Uranium Rock (15:08)
Jerry Engler & the Four Ekkos - Sputnik (Satellite Girl) (17:15)
Ray Anderson & The Home Folks - Sputnik And Mutniks (19:41)
Glenn Barber - Atom Bomb (21:50)
Talbot Brothers of Bermuda - Atomic Nightmare (24:54)
Buchanan Brothers - When you See Those Flying Saucers (27:29)
Hawkshaw Hawkins - When They Found the Atomic Power (29:50)
Little Jimmy Dickens - They Locked God Outside the Iron Curtain (32:38)
Soul Stirrers - Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb (35:17)
Dr. Strangelove & the Fallouts - Love That Bomb (37:50)
Crown City Four - Watch World War Three (on Pay Tv) (39:33)
Roy Acuff - Advice to Joe (41:47)
Grandpa Jones - I’m No Communist (44:22)
Buchanan Brothers - There’s a Power Greater Than Atomic (46:50)
Ray Anderson - Stalin Kicked the Bucket (49:26)
Prescott Reed - Russia, Russia (Lay That Missile Down) (52:02)
Elton Britt - Uranium Fever (54:12)
Jimmie Driftwood - The Bear Flew over the Ocean (56:30)
Doris Day - Tic, Tic, Tic (58:44)
Five Stars - Atom Bomb Baby (1:01:17)
Don Windle - The Iron Curtain Has Parted (1:03:34)
Teresa Bewer - Satellite (1:06:41)

Disgracefully, I had to downscale this video from 1080p to 720p as BitChute proved thoroughly uncooperative, but it seems I have succeeded in reuploading it here this time. The original glorious version is still up at the channel backup.

Original Description:
Compilation #7 is completed at long last. We’ve left off fun and games; it’s time to make these broadcasts count. It seems that a concerning number of you believe the lie that God does not exist, or that He is less important than King and Country. The reality is backwards: God is first, and everything is about God, for it is God that GIVES us the Reich, the land, the bloodline, the legacy, and everything else worth treasuring. Without God there is NOTHING. No one suffers more than you if you undersell yourself, because no empire, no kingdom, no dictatorship can be great or worthy without God. Furthermore, the concept of Christian statehood needs to be reestablished, such that Christians may live lives that glorify God, upholding His Law, and never more draw the sword upon one another, but stand united against the enemies of Christendom.
Concerning this compilation: I found, to my chagrin, that other compilations of “Christian” music exhibit either poor ideological understanding or astonishingly ignorant discernment. In other words, people are calling things Christian that have nothing Christian about them, so I stepped in to demonstrate how it’s done. In passing, this (especially the Baroque segments) will also demonstrate what REAL singing sounds like, not the perversely androgynous “worship” that heretics and profligates offer. Men should sound like MEN, and women like WOMEN.
Every song here has at least something to do with crusading, picked either because historical background places it in support of Christendom or because its strong motifs and lyrics can be made to serve Christendom’s cause. Crusading is an idea that transcends history, and as such it refers to more than simply the military campaigns in Palestine of 1095 onwards.

All song translations to English exhibited here are original and our intellectual property. Efforts were intertwined by multiple parties, but primary credits go to:
© Godremembers Escobedo for primary translation, including a portion of the Spanish.
© Mauricio Escobedo for providing primary translation for the Spanish songs.
Honourable mention goes to Tradition in Action, Inc. While every translation used here is our original work, theirs were a great aid and often a valuable second or third opinion, particularly when translating older German and older French.
Source credits:
© Arminius1871 for 55 Tage in Peking art

Tracks:
See The Conqu’ring Hero Comes (00:00)
The LORD is a Man of War (03:03)
Viva Cristo Rey (06:30)
Deus, Pátria, Rei (10:13)
Giovinezza (13:22)
Marcha de Oriamendi (14:38)
Le Roi Louis (16:17)
Seignor, Sachiez (17:59)
Palästinalied (21:33)
Les Terres Saintes (25:26)
By Order of The King (26:59)
Prinz Eugen der edle Ritter (30:04)
El Abanderado de la Tradición (34:56)
Soy Carlista (38:57)
Praise The LORD and Pass The Ammunition (41:42)
La Catholique (44:13)
Battle Hymn of The Republic (47:21)
Hymne à Saint Michel (51:31)
Vincere (54:19)
Die Eisenfaust am Lanzenschaft (57:52)
Canción del Flecha (1:00:57)
Cara Al Sol (1:03:51)
Der mächtigste König im Luftrevier (1:07:09)
55 Tage in Peking (1:10:25)
The LORD Shall Reign for Ever and Ever! (1:12:48)
Triple Anthem Outro - Oriamendi + Cara Al Sol + Marcha Real (1:17:45)

With some depth of study and quite a bit of inspiration, I was able to produce another compilation with a thematic focus. These songs are from the wartime period in the 1930s. It is truly a mistake to think that National Catholicism was born in the 1930s, or died in the 1970s, or that "crusade" only refers to a few Palestinian military campaigns of 1095 onwards.

Tracks:
(00:00) Himno Nacional de España (Carlos Cava de Llano)
(00:37) Viva el Ejército Español
(03:32) Marchando
(05:59) Soldado Español
(09:00) Surgirá el Imperio
(10:38) Los Provisionales
(14:01) Isabel y Fernando
(17:01) El Abanderado de la Tradición
(21:00) Te Quiero Contar, España
(24:46) Marcha de Oriamendi
(26:23) Soy Carlista
(29:06) Canción del Flecha
(31:57) Canción del Legionario
(34:06) El Sitio del Alcázar Toledano
(36:50) Sole, Sole, Sole
(40:12) Montañas Nevadas
(44:13) La Centuria Ruíz de Alda
(45:51) ¡Fidelidad!
(48:16) ¡Ya Hemos Pasao!
(51:21) El Generalísimo
(55:15) Primavera
(57:53) Medio Siglo Cumple mi Centuria
(1:00:21) Cara Al Sol

I found after a while and to my chagrin that though marches are the highest form of music on God's earth, and though the Germans are very good at making them, this genre of music is very esoteric and people outside of the Internet are very hard to introduce into it. The biggest reason, as it turned out, was that they couldn't understand the language, and this prevented them from enjoying the music itself and even the cadences of the language. The solution? THIS! No lyrics to speak of, just the pure, undiluted music. Now share and propagate it so that they may improve the mind.

*Lockmarsch
Tracks:
(00:00)* Preußens Gloria (00:40)
(03:14) AM I, 60 AMS Regimentsmarsch des Regiments Holstein Nr. 11 (1806)
(05:03) AM I, 102 AMS Bayerischer Präsentiermarsch
(06:22) Preußischer Präsentiermarsch
(08:57) Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch
(11:00) Hessen Marsch
(13:20)* AM II, 195 AMS Der Königgrätzer (14:00)
(16:29) AM II, 37 AMS Marsch des Yorck'schen Korps (1813)
(18:53) AM II, 173 AMS Helenenmarsch
(21:01) AM II, 246 AMS Bayerischer Defiliermarsch
(23:00) AM II, 197 AMS Steinmetz-Marsch
(25:30) O Deutschland hoch in Ehren
(29:03) AM I, 105 AMS Hessischer Fahnen-Präsentier-Marsch (1681)
(30:48) Prinz Eugen-Marsch
(33:13) Fehrbelliner Reitermarsch
(35:38) Fridericus-Rex-Grenadiermarsch
(38:22) Marsch aus Petersburg
(40:53) Graf Zeppelin Marsch
(44:05) Triumphmarsch
(51:10) Unter dem Doppeladler (1893)
(53:54)* Regimentsgruß Marsch (54:31)
(57:30) AM II, 38 AMS Pariser Einzugsmarsch
(59:49) AM II, 256 AMS Badonviller-Marsch

Otherwise known as Kasernenchor Wellersberg Edition, this one was a more uniform and hopefully better compilation than the first one. It sports an attractive sequence of songs that *should* flow naturally into each other.

Tracks:
Zehntausend Mann (00:00)
Ein Heller und ein Batzen (02:36)
Im grünen Wald, da wo sie Drossel singt (06:33)
Wohlan, die Zeit ist 'kommen (09:00)
Kehr' ich einst zur Heimat wieder (11:25)
In einem Polenstädtchen (14:58)
Argonnerwaldlied (18:16)
Ich hatt' einen Kameraden (20:35)
Westerwaldlied (22:22)
Wenn die Soldaten (25:32)
Ein Schifflein sah ich fahren (27:29)
Schwarzbraun ist die Haselnuß (29:41)
Wenn wir marschieren (31:59)
De Hamborger Veermaster (33:59)
Funkerlied (37:16)
Wir lagen vor Madagaskar (41:14)
Schwer mit den Schätzen des Orients beladen (43:38)
Märkische Heide (45:56)
Die blauen Dragoner (49:15)
Lore, Lore, Lore (51:28)
Jetzt kommen die lustigen Tage (53:53)
Morgen marschieren wir (56:15)
Grenadier (58:21)
Der mächtigste König im Luftrevier (1:00:50)

When I originally posted this on YouTube, I remarked in the description about how I thought it would calm things down, but no, it did the exact opposite. The globalist sycophants, in their alleged Nazi-hunt, somehow passed up Germany and Spain entirely -which are probably closer- and attacked Great Britain and the United States instead. This video was also blocked worldwide for whatever reason. At any rate, it's back again.

Tracks:
Hail Columbia (00:00)
America the Beautiful (02:52)
The Star-Spangled Banner (06:26)
Yankee Doodle (08:58)
The Battle of New Orleans (11:33)
Yellow Rose of Texas (14:05)
The Battle Hymn of The Republic (17:05)
When Johnny Comes Marching Home (21:14)
Kentucky Battle Anthem (23:31)
The Army of the Free (26:24)
The Southern Wagon (28:30)
Stand Up For Uncle Sam (31:26)
The March of the Southern Men (33:28)
The Irish Volunteer (36:22)
The Hunley (40:52)
The Year of Jubilo (44:15)
Bonnie Blue Flag (47:00)
Marching Through Georgia (51:20)
General Forrest (53:40)
We Are Marching on to Richmond (57:47)
Dixieland (1:00:56)
The Stars and Stripes Forever (1:06:58)
Over There (1:10:22)
The Field Artillery March (The Caisson Song) (1:13:45)
God Bless America (1:16:25)
Home On The Range (1:19:11)
Marines’ Hymn (1:22:34)
The U.S. Air Force Song (Into The Wild Blue Yonder) (1:23:11)
Anchors Aweigh (1:24:29)
Ain’t I Right (1:26:46)
God Bless Trump & The USA (1:30:04)

National Catholic Spain was an underrated jewel in the chronicles of history. It exemplified the ideal of a well-ordered society governed by Christian principles and godly government, which the world needs more of. Through this music, be introduced to the Spain that was, and the Spain that should always be, not the communist rebellion incumbent today.

Tracks:
Marcha de Oriamendi (00:00)
Marcha Real (00:50)
Surgirá el Imperio (02:34)
Canción del Flecha (04:13)
Himno de La Policia Armada (07:00)
Himno de Artilleria (09:55)
Himno de Caballeria (13:00)
Himno de Infantería (15:03)
Voluntarios de la División Azul (Voluntario de La Estepa) (17:57)
Centuria de Cadetes (20:54)
Himno Ejercito Español del Aire (22:56)
Himno de La Guardia Civil (25:00)
Himno del Trabajo (26:50)
Por La España Imperial (28:48)
Himno de la Armada Española (29:53)
Himno de Regulares (32:04)
Primavera (34:39)
La Canción del Legionario (37:18)
Tenemos un Caudillo (39:21)
La Centuria Ruíz de Alda (42:11)
Isabel Y Fernando (43:50)
A La Voz del Capitán (46:49)
Me Gusta Lo Difícil (48:54)
Marchando (51:43)
¡Fidelidad! (54:11)
Himno de la Division Azul (56:37)
Montañas Nevadas (58:19)
Sole, Sole, Sole (1:02:16)
Infantería de Marina Española - Marcha Heroica (1:05:39)
Cara Al Sol (1:08:01)

This, my third compilation, is likely among the most important, as it specifically was flagged and blocked worldwide by the YouTube bots. Its existence and propagation is imperative, that the Britons may remember their God-fearing selves and resist globalist tyrants and Satanist invaders alike.

Tracks:
See, the Conqu’ring Hero Comes/Rule Britannia Intro (00:00)
Rule Britannia (02:09)
God Save the King (06:16)
Soldiers of The Queen (10:28)
Roast Beef of Old England (11:51)
Hey For The Life of a Soldier (13:26)
The British Grenadiers (15:18)/(17:31)
The Girl I Left Behind Me (19:10)
Over the Hills and Far Away (20:05)
Loch Lomond (22:45)
Heart of Oak (26:36)
The British Light Infantry Song (28:48)
The Connaught Rangers (30:50)
Pomp and Circumstance/Land of Hope and Glory (33:26)
The Hiking Song (39:15)
It’s a Long Way to Tipperary (42:24)
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag (45:38)
Scotland the Brave (49:28)
When The King Enjoys His Own Again (51:09)
I Vow To Thee My Country (54:11)
Eternal Father, Strong to Save (56:55)
Auld Lang Syne (58:55)

This was the second compilation I made, and it never had opportunity to rise to the popularity of the others. Perhaps its unusual naming was a contributing factor, but that is the natural consequence because not every song in this list is German.

Tracks:
Panzerlied (00:00)
Unser Rommel (02:23)
Soldat Kamerad (Flieg, Deutsche Fahne, Flieg!) (05:46)
Auf Kreta im Sturm und im Regen (09:08)
Wir lagen vor Madagaskar (12:43)
Ein Schifflein sah ich Fahren (15:13)
Alte Kameraden (17:26)
Märkische Heide (19:41)
Argonnerwaldlied (23:00)
Die Wacht am Rhein (25:19)
Vorwarts Sturmsoldat! (28:03)
Königgrätzer/Hohenfriedberger Marsch (30:50)
Heil dir im Siegerkranz! (33:50)
Die Blauen Dragoner (37:55)
Weit laßt die Fahnen wehen (40:08)
Grenadier (Im ganzen Vaterland) (42:52)
Ich bin ein Freier Wildbretschütz (45:21)
Der mächtigste König im Luftrevier (48:58)
Stuka Lied (52:16)
Messerschmitt 109 Lied (55:04)
Wohlauf, Kameraden, aufs Pferd (57:08)
Der Vaterlandslied (59:16)

This was the first compilation I ever produced. Probably not the best arrangement ever conceived, but it was certainly among the most popular. Now it and the classics within are back.

Tracks:
Westerwaldlied (00:00)
Wenn die Soldaten (03:09)
Morgen marschieren wir (05:06)
Grenadier (Im ganzen Vaterland) (07:13)
De Hamborger Veermaster (09:42)
Ein Schifflein sah ich Fahren (13:00)
Funkerlied (15:13)
Märkische Heide (19:11)
Die Blauen Dragoner (22:30)
Schwarzbraun ist die Haselnuß (24:43)
Wenn wir marschieren (27:01)
Zehntausend Mann (29:02)
Ein Heller und Ein Batzen (31:37)
Alte Kameraden (35:35)
Auf Kreta im Sturm und im Regen (37:56)
Argonnerwaldlied (41:31)
Drei Lilien (43:49)
Edelweiß (46:09)
Erika (48:31)
Lore Lore Lore (Im Wald, Im grünen Walde) (51:30)
Wir lagen vor Madagaskar (53:56)
Der mächtigste König im Luftrevier (56:25)
Weit laßt die Fahnen wehen (59:38)